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NHS amitriptyline advice for anyone taking the pain relief medication
['Lauren Haughey']
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The NHS advises that nine key groups to tell a doctor before taking amitriptyline to avoid various negative side effects.
This helps your symptoms if you're taking amitriptyline for pain relief or migraine."
Anyone already prescribed a different medication is therefore urged to consult a doctor or pharmacist before also taking amitriptyline.
Some antidepressants can also affect the way amitriptyline works, and in some cases cause very high blood pressure.
The NHS also adds: "Some people feel sleepy and dizzy while they're taking amitriptyline.